Instruction Manual

2. Installation - Tee Fitting
The Signet 2650 Amperometric Electronics provide the polarization voltage and signal conditioning required by all Signet
Amperometric Sensors. Sophisticated circuitry makes system setup and veri cation easy.
Features:
Passes data stored in sensor memory, such as factory calibration data, service time, range and more.
Signet's patented DryLoc
®
connector provides quick assembly and a secure connection. Gold-plated contacts and an O-ring seal
ensure a waterproof and reliable interconnect to the sensor.
Separate drive electronics from sensor make for easy sensor replacement without running new cable.
DryLoc connectivity allows easy sensor removal for calibration.
Signet 2650 DryLoc
®
Amperometric Electronics
3-2650.090 Rev. F 05/11 English
English
CAUTION!
Remove power before wiring input or output connections.
Follow instructions carefully to avoid personal injury or damage
to the electronics.
1. Description
Align the 2650 Electronics with
the pins on the sensor. Engage
it by gently turning the lock ring
¼-turn counter-clockwise.
3
Install the yellow nut on to the tting
and hand tighten. Do Not Use Tools.
2
2
1
3
Do Not Use Lubricant or Sealing Tape on Threads.
Do Not Overtighten.
4630 Flow Cell Installation
The bottom yellow nut is
not used when using the 2650
electronics with the Signet 4630
ow cell.
Signet 4630
ow cell
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Insert sensor fully into tting. Align
tab on sensor with notch on tting.
1
Lubricate O-rings with a viscous,
non-petroleum based lubricant
(grease) compatible with the
system.
CHEMICAL COMPATIBILITY WARNING
The retaining nuts of Amperometric sensors are not designed for prolonged contact with aggressive substances. Strong
acids, caustic substances and solvents or their vapor may lead to failure of the retaining nut, ejection of the sensor and
loss of the process uid with possibly serious consequences, such as damage to equipment and serious personal injury.
Retaining nuts that may have been in contact with such substances, e.g. due to leakage or spilling, must be replaced.

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